Helping Those Affected by Helene

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We will update this page with information on how you can help those affected in WNC by Hurricane Helene.

NC Disaster Information Center


From the NCDA&CS

Ways to Help DNC, Donate supplies through local supply drives sponsored by local government or charitable organizations and give money to reputable charities.

Donations of Hay/Feed to Farmers in Need

  • Hay & Feed Assistance Portal
  • Livestock Supplies Donation Center
    • WNC Regional Livestock Center – Canton, NC (474 Stock Dr., Canton, NC) – NOTE: THIS IS NOT THE CENTER BESIDE THE AIRPORT
      • Facebook Page– Posts farmer needs as they come in 
      • Currently need Hay (square and round bales), feed, fencing supplies to build temporary fencing. Check Facebook for more details. 
      • Also accepting donations for supplies for pets and humans. 

Hay bales on a trailer.


Local Donation Stations

  • First Freewill Baptist Church – 259 Tusquittee St., Hayesville
  • Wines & Steins Event – 10/5 at Hayesville Square
  • Nocturnal – 893 US 64 BUS., Hayesville
  • Jr Beta & Jr Civitan Clubs – Drop off at Middle School 135 School Dr., Hayesville
  • Clay County Farm Bureau Office  – 90 Palm Rd., Hayesville (A trailer will be set up at their office during customer appreciation on 10/4)
  • NCCE – Clay County Center – 25 Riverside Circle, Hayesville

Together We Can!

WNC has been affected by the recent storms, and they need our help. Below is a list of items that can be dropped off at two locations – Clay County Farm Bureau or N.C. Cooperative Extension, Clay County Center – and will be delivered to donation stations to help our neighbors to the east. A trailer will be set up at Farm Bureau during Customer Appreciation Day on 10/4 for donation drop-offs!

Donation Items Needed:

  • Powdered sports drink packets
  • Powdered hydration packets
  • Baby wipes
  • Diapers (adult & baby)
  • Canned food (no can opener needed)
  • Nonperishable foods
  • Toiletries (toothbrush, toothpaste, solid deodorant)
  • Waterless soap
  • Hand sanitizer
  • Feminine hygiene products
  • Sanitizing wipes
  • Bottled water
  • Pet food (dry, unopened bags/canned, no opener needed)
  • Trash bags (13 gal or contractor)
  • Tarps
  • Paper products

Drop-off Locations:

90 Palmer Rd, Hayesville
25 Riverside Circle, Hayesville

#WNCSTRONG


Carolina Farm Stewardship 

  • Donate Supplies & Funds
  • Volunteer
  • Info for Impacted Communities & Farms

Cherokee-Clay Food Alliance


WNC Communities

  • Donate to provide immediate relief, helping the effected communities and farms rebuild.

Clay County Food Pantry

  • Clay County Food Pantry is being affected as the food bank they receive donations from, Manna, was located in the Asheville area. Although Manna is in the process of relocating, residents of Clay County who use the food pantry will feel the effects of this until operations have stabilized. You can help by making a  financial contribution or a donation of non-perishable, unopened food, prepackaged food directly to the pantry.
  • Website
  • 2278 Hinton Center Rd. Hayesville, NC

Samaritan’s Purse